The Kihnu Traditions are a unique cultural heritage from the Kihnu Island in Estonia, recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. These traditions encompass various aspects of life, including music, dance, crafts, and the distinctive clothing worn by the island's inhabitants, particularly the colorful Kihnu skirts. The Kihnu people have a strong connection to the sea and agriculture, which is reflected in their customs and daily practices. Traditional activities include fishing, farming, and the celebration of seasonal festivals, where community members come together to preserve and share their rich cultural identity.